Seeking Community Feedback – Murray River Adventure Trail

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In case you haven’t heard, Murray Regional Tourism are now seeking community feedback on the draft alignment for Stages 2 & 3 of the Murray River Adventure Trail!

To hear more about the project and how you can provide feedback, register for the Online Information Session next Wednesday 24 July at 6pm AEST via the link here.

We encourage you to explore the interactive map to add your comments, find out more about Stages 2 & 3 of the Murray River Adventure Trail, and help contribute your local knowledge to shape this exciting project!

The website will be open for community feedback until Friday 2 August. So make sure you spread the word and jump online soon!

For more information and to provide your feedback, visit the link below

https://www.mrat-engagement.murrayregionaltourism.com.au

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Have your say on the Murray River Adventure Trail – Stages 2 & 3

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Have your say!  

Murray Regional Tourism are seeking feedback on Stages 2 & 3 of the draft alignment for the Murray River Adventure Trail from the people who know the Murray best – our community.  

Whether you’re into walking, cycling, canoeing or kayaking… this multi-sport adventure trail aims to connect along the length of the Murray, offering visitors a range of unique experiences to enjoy nature and take in the offerings within our regions.  

Murray Regional Tourism have been working closely with stakeholders to understand what opportunities exist to link up existing experiences along the Murray, and identify potential constraints or areas for further exploration. This information has been used to help develop a draft alignment of the Murray River Adventure Trail (Stages 2 & 3).  

Parks Victoria are already delivering Stage 1 (around Echuca/Moama). Now, Murray Regional Tourism are undertaking Stages 2 & 3 – to Wentworth in the west, and Albury/Wodonga in the east. 

To help gather feedback from the community, Council are helping to spread the word in our region and invite you to provide your feedback.  

To explore Murray Regional Tourism’s interactive map and provide your feedback, or for more information about the project, follow the link below!  

https://www.mrat-engagement.murrayregionaltourism.com.au/  

The website will be open for community feedback from Monday 15 July until Friday 2 August.  

To find out more about the project, and how you can explore the proposed trail alignment and provide feedback, Murray Regional Tourism will be hosting a community information session on Wednesday 24 July at 6pm.  

To register, send an email to info@mrtb.com.au to request a registration link. 

Junction Island Bridge – Community Feedback Requested

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Council want to hear your thoughts & feedback on the finished design and layout of this project. An initial community consultation session was held in 2016 – this will be an opportunity to hear from the community post project completion.

The Junction Island Bridge replacement project was funded through the Resources for Regions program, which was aimed to support the ongoing prosperity of mining communities in regional NSW by providing economic opportunities and improving local amenity and positive social outcomes for local communities.

The new Junction Island bridge and footpath will improve accessibility to Junction Island, allowing residents and visitors to explore this unique natural environment. The project spans over 1,100 metres, featuring informative signage that highlights the rich ecological and cultural significance of Junction Island.

Attend the feedback session

Date: Friday 19 July 2024

Time: 10:30am

Location: Junction Island Bridge, Two Rivers Ski Reserve, Wentworth

Have your say

The survey will only take approximately one minute to complete and will remain open until 4pm, Friday 26 July 2024.

HAVE YOUR SAY

Project Update – Wentworth Caravan Park

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Project Update  Wentworth Caravan Park

Works at the Wentworth Caravan Park are nearing completion.

Negotiations with the future caravan park operators are progressing. Council and the future operator’s desire is to have the park fully constructed prior to opening.

Upon satisfactory handover standard being reached for the operators to take possession, a further update will be provided regarding the long-awaited reopening of the Caravan Park.

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